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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
3
Negotiations between Nadbuck copper mine directors and London money market progress toward forming a new company. At Monday's directors meeting a motion was passed authorising funds of 109000 shares at £1 each. Negotiations to date show strong prospects for success.
In Gladstone circuit court Prosecutor M Stnare QC led for the Crown. Richard Clemente pled guilty to stealing from a person one swatch and chain valued at Read and was sentenced to two years hard labor. LamER Stewart pled guilty to indecently assaulting a boy at Bundaleer and received two years hard labor. Court adjourned after a note of crime immunity.
A farewell social honored Me H W A Miller at the Commercial Hotel Gladstone on Friday before departure to Adelaide. Notables attended including Mayor W Han cock Chipman and Lt Col Call. Toasts honored The Queen Parliament Our Guest and the guest of the hour Mr Muller’s public service.
A Tuesday meeting of ladies connected with Peace Day elected Mra Cockburn as President Mra Wallace as Vice President and Mra Ridgway as Secretary and Treasurer. The bazaar committee plans an August 31 and September date and reports active volunteer effort. Weather notes report persistent rain soaking ground while crops look healthy and prospects stay good.
Mirhent fro lina WA Michael pet hy Ayiedd day busts 8 wel Kelly resting police fined io jp coats 5 in detailed T days imprisonment. James Horgan charged with drunkenness Sued 5.
Laura and Gladstone Metho dist Circuit held a July 4 meeting at Laura with about thirty officials present. The Rev We damex welcomed as superintendent of the united circuit. Members 215 with Income £193 11s 8d, expenses including £70 furniture and removal costs, leaving a deficit of £83 13s. Gil. Committees, with power to add members, were appointed to raise funds quickly. C Budge and FW Hollet elected circuit stewards. Sale of the old Wesleyan Church at Wirrabara and Bible Christian Church at Pine Creek sanctioned. sale of old B. mange property at Gladacany ratified. Building of chamutae at Gladestone to be deferred. Mr Bude appointed secretary of the Twentieth Century Fund.
A historical tale uses a clock metaphor to describe health and aging. It recounts a man named Matthew L. Brown suffering from indigestion and fainting spells, finding relief only after trying Mother Seigel's Syrup. The piece blends medical commentary with personal testimonial and ends urging daily vigilance and early treatment to prevent decline. Market notes from Gladstone follow, detailing cattle, sheep, and horse prices and turnout at the monthly sale.
Heaslip admitted riding his bike on the footpath and was fined five shillings with costs bringing total to nineteen shillings. The case was before Mr J H Archer.
A chaotic, OCR damaged miscellany cites names, places, and events in disjointed fragments. It references Vienna linked terms, bushmen, cricketers, mis-spellings, and stray headlines about political figures, disasters, and social notices with numerous unreadable phrases and invented coinages.
In and Around the City notes extensive additions and alterations around town. The Cheenea Hotel on King William Street is a highlight, with Mr. Jene as proprietor renowned for enterprise. The Tivoli and surrounding facilities are refurbished, floors and ceilings renewed, and new amenities installed. The hotel promises central location, modern comforts, and attentive staff, aiming to attract travelers and locals alike.
A guide to district councillors urges strict adherence to minutes rules and orderly conduct. It emphasizes fair entry of minutes, pro forma signing, and no discussion on records except their accuracy. It requires members to rise, address the chair, and speak only when called, with questions through the chair.
A three year effort by Dr Nichol and a series of benefactors has raised over 5000 pounds in ear drum Drains for the Nicholson Institute to provide free devices. The institute, based in Gunnersbury, London, continues its campaign to help the deaf and those with head ailments with funds and devices supplied at no cost.
A Mexican war veteran and prominent editor endorses a remedy for diarrhoea promising safety and pleasant taste. The ad repeats praise for the product and asserts it restores health, listing Mr Deable as a seller and praising its effects.
The District Council of Port Germein reports the 1599 1900 assessment totaling £46,746 derived from a rate of 1 shilling and 4 pence per pound amounting to £1,168 120.
We, the undersigned Chairman and Clerk certify the balance in Bank on 1st July 1899 and receipts from Government grants for Main Road Fund and Special Grant. Amounts show cheques returned and items totaling £4,793 5s 7d. The statement for the district ending 30th June 1900 is correct in every particular.
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